Please give me one good reason to visit Mississippi

[publius1]

Natchez- Antebellum homes and Civil War history.
Vicksburg- First place Coca-Cola was bottled, the Coke museum
Tupelo- Birthplace of Elvis
The Delta- Birthplace of the blues
The Coast- Casinos and Antebellum homes (what's left from hurricaines)
Gorgeous women throughout the State.

[tloftin86]

Natchez was pretty cool to visit, I stayed in an antebellum home there for a weekend and it was super nice, good eating.
Cruisin the Coast is always fun if you love antique cars, it's a big thing in my family cause we all own at least 1 antique vehicle

[MississippiSlim]

North Mississippi Hill Country Picnic- Potts Camp MS June 25-26

Natchez Trace

Vicksburg Battlefield

Tupelo birthplace of Elvis

Red Bluff, Marion County

[MississippiSlim]

Stay at the "Shack Up Inn" in Clarksdale on an old plantation

Juke Joint festival Clarksdale

Otha Turner Picnic Gravel Springs MS

[dnp]

Don't forget the Flea Market in Flowood........I believe it's the largest weekly FM in the State

[MSUConrad]

Find Harbor View Cafe in Long Beach, MS and order a shrimp poboy!

[JeepDiver]

Great Seafood
Great BBQ
Lazy Magnoila Brewery
Football Tailgating at any of the Colleges (Esp Southern Miss, Go Eagles)

[Dcarter]

Come to Hattiesburg, its the birthplace of Rock and Roll!

[havasu]

Originally Posted by Dcarter

Come to Hattiesburg, its the birthplace of Rock and Roll!

Please tell me more about this.

[Dcarter]

Hattiesburg was home to The Graves Brothers, Blind Roosevelt Graves and Uaroy Graves who, along with piano player Cooney Vaughn recorded, two songs in 1936 that "featured fully formed rock and roll guitar riffs and a stomping rock and roll beat."

Believed to be the first ever bona fide rock and roll band.